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FNCE370 Lesson 1-4 Exam Questions with Verified Solutions Latest Version Corporate Finance Questions - Answers Three questions: long-term investments, financing sources, everyday financial activities. Financial Manager Concerns - Answers Capital budgeting, capital structure, working capital mana...

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FNCE370 Lesson 1-4 Exam Questions with Verified Solutions Latest Version 2024-2025

Corporate Finance Questions - Answers Three questions: long-term investments, financing sources,
everyday financial activities.

Financial Manager Concerns - Answers Capital budgeting, capital structure, working capital
management.

Forms of Business Organization - Answers Sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation, income trust,
co-operative.

Sole Proprietorship Pros - Answers Owner keeps profits, easy startup, least regulated.

Sole Proprietorship Cons - Answers Unlimited liability, business income taxed personally, limited equity
raising.

Partnership Pros and Cons - Answers Similar to sole proprietorship in advantages and disadvantages.

Corporate Organization Advantages - Answers Ownership transfer ease, limited liability, continuous
existence.

Corporate Organization Disadvantages - Answers Taxation on corporate income, double taxation on
dividends.

Financial Management Goal - Answers To make money or add value for owners.

Agency Relationship - Answers The relationship between shareholders and management. Principal hires
agent, potential conflict of interest leads to agency problem.

Agency Costs - Answers Costs of shareholder-management conflicts, can be indirect or direct.

Stakeholders Definition - Answers Individuals potentially claiming firm cash flows.

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) - Answers Company commitment to sustainable operation,
influences investor decisions.

Money vs Capital Markets - Answers Money markets for short-term debt, capital markets for long-term
debt and equity.

Primary vs Secondary Markets - Answers Primary markets for original securities sale, secondary markets
for subsequent trading.

Net Working Capital Calculation - Answers Difference between current assets and liabilities.

Liquidity vs Net Working Capital - Answers Liquidity is asset cash conversion ease, net working capital
includes more liquid assets.

, Market Value vs Book Value - Answers Market value is current price, book value is asset value on
balance sheet.

Liquidity - Answers Ease of converting assets into cash

Net Working Capital - Answers Current assets minus current liabilities

Market Value - Answers Price at which assets are traded

Book Value - Answers Accounting value of assets

Operating Cash Flow - Answers Cash flow from day-to-day activities

Capital Spending - Answers Net spending on fixed assets

Net Working Capital Change - Answers Change in current assets over liabilities

Cash Flow from Assets - Answers Sum of cash flow to bondholders and shareholders

Average Tax Rate - Answers Tax bill divided by taxable income

Marginal Tax Rate - Answers Extra tax on one more dollar earned

Capital Cost Allowance - Answers Tax depreciation in Canada

Half-Year Rule - Answers Tax rule impacting CCA claims

Terminal Loss - Answers A positive UCC balance remains when the adjusted cost of disposal is less than
UCC before the sale.

Recaptured Depreciation - Answers A negative UCC balance occurs when the adjusted cost of disposal
exceeds UCC in the pool. The company must pay tax at its ordinary tax rate on this balance.

Sources of Cash - Answers Activities bringing in cash. a decrease in an asset account or an increase in a
liability (or equity) account is a source of cash.

Uses of Cash - Answers Activities spending cash. An increase in a left-hand side (asset) account or a
decrease in a right-hand side (liability or equity) account is a use of cash.

Common-Size Statements - Answers Financial statements in percentage terms

Common-Base-Year Statements - Answers Statements relative to a base year amount

Financial Ratios - Answers Relationships from financial information

Short-Term Solvency Ratios - Answers Measure immediate debt-paying ability

Long-Term Solvency Ratios - Answers Measure firm's ability to meet long-term obligations

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